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Georgia residents in the thick of estate planning are probably familiar with the term “life estate.” It refers to any property that you’d own and use for the entirety of your life that’s jointly owned with someone else. The person who owns the property - the life...
SUVs have become popular in Georgia and the rest of the country because they are large and comfortable to ride in. Unfortunately, they pose a greater threat to pedestrians than smaller vehicles. In fact, according to a recent study, the odds of an SUV hitting a...
The death of a relative or loved one can stick with a person for decades. Death is hard enough when it comes from illness or natural causes. But it is even harder to handle if it comes from neglect. Monetary compensation will not bring back the dead loved one....
When parties enter into contracts, they usually intend to meet their obligations. An anticipatory breach or repudiation occurs when a party bound by the terms of a contract either states or makes clear by their actions that they do not intend to do so. This commonly...